Sentence examples for standard of precision from inspiring English sources

Another point being considered by the investigators is what standard of precision should be applied to the confessions.

"By definition, the commission has relaxed the standard of precision regarding the use of DNA evidence".

The work was celebrated for its scientific accuracy and for bringing a new standard of precision to scientific illustration.

The National Research Council defines a "reasonable standard of precision" as a CV percentage between 0 % and 12%% (National Research Council 2007).

The THSR Changhua station project incorporates BIM integration technology at the early design phase in consideration of stability and safety of the railroad operation, high standard of precision and quality, the tight schedule of construction, and other factors.

Immunohistochemical quantitative analysis of immune cell surface markers can therefore be regarded as an important prognostic and predictive tool, requiring a high standard of precision and reproducibility for individualized patient care.

The program fed the response to the first item into the CAT algorithm and calculated a probable score and person-specific standard error (measure of precision).

Make it clear that you specialise in projects that demand the very highest standards of precision and delivery.

By using standards of precision, managers can focus on the sources of variation that can be minimized.

2. After Lewis 1979 it is common to treat standards of precision as a factor for determining truth or falsity relative to a context, rather than as separate dimension of evaluation.

Other parameters characterizing a conversation at a given point include the domain of discourse, a set of salient perceptible objects, standards of precision, time, world or situation, speaker, and addressee.